- Added an API to mange user OAuth authentication.
- Updated the Filter to use the new API.
- Updated the Module to initialize if it needed the storages needed by the login module.
- Updated gmail callback to use the new API.
- Added a Persistence Layer
CMS_USER_API
- clean api and related persistence code.
Added OAuth2 GMAIL loggin/logout support.
Added OAuth2 Gmail filter.
LoginModule
Updated LoginModule with OAuth2 Gmail support.
Persitence
Extended user persitance api with OAuth2 gmail features.
(TODO refactor persistance as an user extention)
-- The module handle basic_auth (at the moment).
-- Handle login, logout, register user, activate/reactivate an account, password recovery.
-- Send notification emails.
CMS Updates
-- Added a new service: email.
-- Updated Basic Auth Module to handle logout based on the browser type.
-- Updated persistence layer to save and remove and query activation token and password token.
-- Updated CMS_USER to handle status {active, not_active, trashed}.
-- Updated MySQL scripts to be in sync with SQLite scripts
Now use CMS_MODULE.is_initialized: BOOLEAN as precondition of many routines.
Instantiation of node storage is now done in NODE_MODULE and not any more in CMS_NODE_API.
CMS_NODE_API can be instantiated only by NODE_MODULE.
Merged CMS_BLOG_CONFIG with CMS_BLOG_API.
In CMS_BLOG_API, prefer argument of type CMS_USER, rather than using directly user id.
Added a CMS_EDITOR_CONTENT_FORMAT for now, to be the format editable by the WYSIWYG editor.
Added CMS_MODULE.is_initialized: BOOLEAN to equip router, and module_api with expected preconditions.
Fixed typo, especially in log output.
Corrected a few routine names such as add_authors that should not be a function according to its name.
Converted various function returning html content, to procedure appending html content to an output string to minimize temporary string object creation.
Cosmetic: added spaces to make code easier to read, and indentation.
#7 and #8: The class CMS_EDITOR generates javascript code that replaces a textarea with a wysiwyg editor. Only a few methods have to be implemented by the subclasses, for example by CMD_EDITOR_CKEDITOR. The class CMS_FORM_TEXTAREA extends WSF_FORM_TEXTAREA with features to include the javascript from CMS_EDITOR. The most complex usage is shown in CMS_NODE_TYPE_WEBFORM_MANAGER, where the textarea is only replaced if "full_html" is selected as the desired body format. This works dynamically on the browser side as soon as the user selects another format.
The blog module routes /blog/{page} and the blog handler limits the entries per page (given as a feature) and sets the offsets according to the given page number
Local paths are relative to cms site url (i.e no starting slash).
Favor CMS_RESPONSE.absolute_url and url .. instead of using directly WSF_REQUEST.absolute_script_url and script_url.
Handled unicode truncation issue for logger.
Code cleaning.
Local paths are relative to cms site url (i.e no starting slash).
Favor CMS_RESPONSE.absolute_url and url .. instead of using directly WSF_REQUEST.absolute_script_url and script_url.
Handled unicode truncation issue for logger.
Code cleaning.
jocelyn
jvelilla
Dario Bösch